A World Not at Peace
We are at the beginning of a long, and possibly dangerous, campaign against Islamic extremism and fascism, says John Hood.
We are at the beginning of a long, and possibly dangerous, campaign against Islamic extremism and fascism, says John Hood.
Normally astute political columnist Rob Christensen of the Raleigh News and Observer is taken in by Gov. Easley's spin on a flop of a gubernatorial term so far, reports John Hood.
Why do liberals shaft the poor through the government-run Social Security system, wonders John Hood.
Will John Edwards throw in with Bill Clinton's pro-free-trade New Democrats or just become a Democrat throwback, asks John Hood.
Tuition increases at the 16 campuses in the University of North Carolina have upset students and parents. A Pope Center look at the issue found that the average increase this year for in-state students in tuition and fees at a UNC school was greater than the average increase nationally. Nevertheless,…
Like heroes in Lord of the Rings, America could find herself with fewer allies in war against dark forces of Islamic terrorism warns John Hood.
John Hood discusses his uneasiness at substitution of fluff for television news reporting.
John Hood points out unintentional hilarity in supporters of the economic absurdity of milk price support programs.
N.C. Budget & Tax Center Director Dan Gerlach joins the Easley administration, prompting John Hood to compare state government to a three-ring circus.
Robin Hayes' 8th congressional district became more Democratic in the redistricting morass the state's Democrat leadership dragged us through, but no big-names Dems have jumped into the race.